CSO Urges AGF and DPP to Reopen Victor Giwa’s Case

A civil society group, Africa Center for Good Governance and Corruption Free Communities, has called on the Attorney-General of the Federation and the Director of Public Prosecution to review the criminal charges against Barrister Victor Giwa and two others. The organization says the matter began as a civil dispute under the previous AGF but was later escalated into a criminal case. Convener Temitope Olubunmi Joseph describes the charges as a witch-hunt and wants a fresh investigation to uncover the truth. An arrest warrant was issued by Justice Samira Bature for Giwa and police officer Edith Erhunmuuse. They face a nine-count charge over an eviction ordered by the FCT High Court, with alleged property damage estimated at ₦300 million. The group insists the eviction order came from the court and urges renewed scrutiny to avoid punishing innocent parties.

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